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Set Design

Records the design of theatrical, film, or television scenery created for a specific show, including collaborators, venue, and opening date.

A set design object records the creation of scenery for a theatrical, film, or television production, also known as stage, scenic, or production design.

It captures the show for which the set was designed, key collaborators, the writer-producer, the venue where the performance was given, and its opening date, along with the applicable research classification.

Fields

6 fields

Field nameTypeDefinitionBound to
Show Title*textThe title of the show for which the set was designed.
Key CollaboratorstextThe names of any key collaborators on the set design.
Opening DatedateThe date of the opening of the performance.
Venue (multi)textThe venue or venues in which the performance was given.
Writer-ProducertextThe writer or producer of the show.
Research ClassificationpicklistThe research classification assigned to the set design.research-classification

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